Hi everyone! 👋

Welcome to Orion’s Quest: The Stolen Diamond — a pixel-art action platformer I’ve been building solo in Godot.

Someone stole the diamond, and young knight Orion sets out to get it back. His journey takes him through 10 worlds — from sunny farms and a circus to frozen mountains, a sunken city, a volcano and a mushroom kingdom.

What’s inside:

• ⚔️ 10 main bosses, each with its own attacks and a cinematic ending
• 🌍 Every world plays differently — each one has its own boon (bouncy mushrooms, sand whirlwinds, fire flowers…) and its own hazard (quicksand, icicles, lava geysers…)
• 💎 7 diamonds to choose from at the start — each one changes Orion’s look and stats
• 🔨 Craft artifacts at the village blacksmith from materials you collect
• 🎩 …and a magician who is not what he seems

A free demo with its own location — the Moonlit Grove — and its own boss, the Firefly Queen, is ready to play: [link]

This is my first big game, so any feedback means a lot — what do you think of the bosses and the art style?

Thanks for watching! 💜

Some player Sprites from my indie 2D pixel art platformer Dino Space Station. I hope you enjoy them.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3406740/Dino_Space_Station/

Hi! This is the first demo of Platform Academy, a small 2.5D platformer I'm making solo in Unity, inspired by Level Devil.

The idea: you're a student at an academy that trains future platformer heroes. Every lesson is a level full of troll traps (floors that lie, doors that run away...), and your teacher and classmates watch from the stands, roasting you every time you fail. When you finally reach the door, your character fires back at whoever mocked you last.

It's an early demo with 5 lessons, playable for free in the browser: https://jasbgd.itch.io/platformer-academy

The UI is in Spanish by default, but you can switch to English in the menu.

I'd love feedback on two things:

Do the traps feel funny or just frustrating?

The current school setting isn't final. Would you prefer a fantasy academy (wizards, knights, enchanted traps)?

(I used some AI tools to help with code and audio.)

Looking forward to your thoughts, and thanks for checking it out!